Using this software, you can drag files from any folder on your computer to your iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad devices. But music and movies are not the only files you can copy this way – you can also move applications from your PC to your iOS device.

Similar to iTunes, it also lets you create, edit and manage playlists, edit track information and even search tracks by artists, album or any other criteria. Similarly, you can also listen to all the songs on your iOS device right from your PC and also delete any songs you want.

With CopyTransManager, you can specify if you want your device to be synchronized instantly after every change or if you want it to be done manually.

It supports almost all iOS devices and works on Windows XP, Vista and 7. All you have to do is make sure you have the iOS driver for your device.

Demo video:

Features:

• Copy files to your iPod/iPhone.iPad without the iTunes software.
• Move music, movies and even apps by just dragging files to the device.
• Create, edit and manage playlists just like iTunes.
• Search, delete or play tracks and even import artwork for albums.
• Compatible with almost all iOS devices having up to iOS 5.
• Many customize settings available.

Download CopyTransManager @ www.copytrans.net/copytransmanager.php [Via webtricks]

Once Magazine is a digital magazine, which has just been announced but it is not like any other magazine. It is not a photography magazine, neither is it a news magazine. Instead it is a magazine which combines the persuasive elements of a journalistic photograph with a narrative appeal. In other words, Once Magazine shows you a compelling story not through words, but through photographs, in a very unique fashion. As the famous quote goes “A picture is worth a thousand words”.

The Once Magazine app is free, but the issues cost (currently only one issue is out). The subscription fees are divided 50/50 with contributing artists, which is a noble cause for their efforts.

If you love photography and want to really learn something new, or just read a new story, check Once Magazine out. The story is told in such a unique fashion that it tends to capture the interest of the reader.

Features

• It’s free.
• Subscribe for monthly issues.
• Word free. Experience stories through pictures.
• Offers in app issue purchase.

Check out Once Magazine @ http://oncemagazine.com (via TechCrunch) (by Hammad From TechnicallyDigital)

Postcard On The Run takes your pictures and sends them as a postcard to others. The process is seamless too – you just need to get the mailing address of the recipient, snap a photo, then send it. If you do not have the address of your friend, the app will send an SMS where they can enter the mailing address where they want it sent.

Postcard On The Run also lets you sign your postcard with your finger, add a personal message, and embed a map to show where you are. Once you have everything set up you can just pay using your credit card or Paypal.

This tool is very useful for people who find great value in printed pictures compared to digital pictures, especially when sharing moments with friends.

Features:

• Send postcards from your iPhone to mail.
• Finds missing addresses for you.
• Add personal messages.
• Change designs.
• Include a map with your GPS location.
• Sign postcard with finger.
• Similar Tools: Postagram.

Check out Post Card On The Run @ http://www.postcardontherun.com

There are many great features offered by Jamcloud which make this service so interesting to use. With Jamcloud users can search songs, videos, playlists, etc on YouTube and SoundCloud, create chatrooms and much more. Search is refined by most popular, most viewed and other criteria making it very easy to find and listen to top hits.

Users can create their own music libraries, create a virtual radio station based on their playlists and share the link with other so they can ‘tune-in’ to listen to the playlists. Videos and playlists are easily shareable via Twitter and Facebook and what others are watching or listening to can also be followed quite easily.

Jamcloud comes with an easy to use user interface and a really good video player with plenty of playing options.

Features

• It’s free.
• Simple and easy to use interface.
• Search and play videos from YouTube and SoundCloud.
• Create and share playlists via Facebook and Twitter.
• Import Facebook videos directly off your friend’s wall.
• Import playlists from YouTube.
• Multi platform supported (Windows and Mac OS X).

Check out Jamcloud @ http://jamcloud.com

Then anytime you want to upload a picture to Twitter, snap it with your phone and text it to Snappr and it will automatically be uploaded to your TwitPic account. The service is free to use but your carrier will probably charge you the regular rate to send an MMS. Your images will still be hosted by TwitPic and Snappr just serves as the middleman to pass your photos to TwitPic when received via a text message.

Features:

• Upload photos to Twitter without an Internet connection.
• Text message your pics to Snapper and they will uploaded to your TwitPic account.
• No download or app required.

Visit Snappr @ http://snappr.eu

The app also acts like a file manager by letting you zip and unzip files, decompress .rar files, and play iOS supported files in the preview. Meteoric also supports Firefox Sync, hence adding the portability factor. If you are a Dropbox fan, the app lets you quickly upload your downloaded files to your Dropbox as well.

Meteoric also lets you play all sorts of MP3 files right from your iPhone and even create a playlist out of them. The media player functionality greatly complements the download manager of the app and lets you do multiple things without switching to a different application. You can also turn Meteoric into a streaming server and stream files to any device with a web browser.

One of the best things Meteoric offers is to customize the functionality by adding plugins. The app is not free but is worth every penny of the $1.99 you will spend to get these amazing features in a single bundle.

Features:

• Download media files to your iPhone.
• Accelerate, pause, queue and resume your downloads.
• Zip/unzip files and upload to your Dropbox account.
• Play MP3 files and even stream them to another device.
• Supports Firefox Sync.
• Cost: $1.99.

Download Meteoric Download Manager from iTunes

All video thumbnails are displayed in a grid-like format which makes it super easy for you to browse through them and choose to play with a single tap. In turn, you can post comments on these videos and share them on your social networks without any hassle. ShowYou also gives you the option to view videos from sites like Vimeo and TED, and promises to add more sources soon.

Features:

• Watch videos from all your social networks easily easily.
• Videos from FB, Twitter, YouTube and even Tumblr.
• Post comments or reshare videos.
• Works on iPhone, iPod or iPad.

Download ShowYou from iTunes [Via TechCrunch]

Dropico will give you a virtual email account (username@dropico.mobi) as soon as you sign up. Then simply send your photos to your virtual e-mail from your mobile phone. Once done, you can log in from your mobile browser and set up your account with social networks (Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Picasa, MySpace, Bebo and more). Then it is just a matter of dragging and dropping your photos to your individual accounts.

Dropico also lets you manipulate photo tags, create albums, and add image effects. The app can also be used as a simple backup solution for your photos so that you won’t have to worry about losing them.

Dropico is one ideal app for sharing photos with your friends and family across different social networks.

Features:

• Flash-based.
• Drag and drop photos from your Dropico account to your social networks.
• Simple backup solution for your photos.
• Major social networking websites supported.
• Powerful editor lets you manipulate photos.
• Ideal for use with mobile browsers that supports flash.
• Manage photos and create albums.
• Similar Tools: Pixdrop, Pixer.Us, and PicTreat.

Check out Dropico @ www.dropico.com

AppBrain aims to be the Android apps repository without the spam. All applications are reviewed to ensure quality, meaning you won’t have to wade through spam to find the good bits you’re looking for. AppBrain doesn’t store any applications on its own server; rather, it serves as an alternative interface to Google’s marketplace which you can use from your desktop computer.

Here’s how it works: you sign up for an AppBrain account, then install the AppBrain Market Sync application onto your Android phone. Now you can browse for Android apps on your phone, and click to install them. The Market Sync app on your phone will use the default Google Marketplace application to install your software, stopping to ask you to pay if necessary.

The service is free, and currently only works with applications that work in the United States (support for other countries is reportedly coming).

Features

• Alternative Android app store with spam apps removed.
• Easily install Android software for your phone from your desktop computer.
• Discover new apps.
• Uses official Android Marketplace to install software.

Check out AppBrain @ appbrain.com (via androidandme.com)

Here is how it works:

• Register on Futz.me.
• Type or paste a URL of a link, note, picture or a path to local file into your address bar.
• Then Add “futz.me/your_user_name” before the URL item and hit “Enter”.
• Your item will be sent to your mail box and/or your cellphone, free of cost.

Futz.me can act both as a to-do list and a reminder as you can not only send links to your cell phone but also notes to your mailbox regarding any pending task. It also helps you to save important links and files for future reference in one of the easiest ways possible.

Features :

• Easily send stuff to your mailbox or cell phone through your address bar.
• Send links to cell phone.
• Send files from computer to phone (images, notes, documents etc).
• Very simple and easy to use.
• Free, only sign up required.
• Can act as a to-do list as well as a reminder.

That’s not the first time such app, a while ago there was PixDrop which comes in handy when you want to send pictures from PC to mobile phone. Plus a couple of other altternatives were mentioned in 3 Easy Tools to Send Files from PC to Mobile Phone.

Check out Futz @ www.futz.me (By Abhijeet from Jeet Blog)